
doi: 10.7833/39-0-1722
The issue of the Church’s role in development is a thorny one. Not only is the concept of development controversial, but also the fact of and the way in which the Church is involved raise many questions. In this article the aforementioned is discussed in view of the special characteristics prevailing in Kenya. An attempt is made to describe the unique role of the Church-yet not a disengaged one.
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